Indeed it did however it was not really over one period. Since the collapse of the tsarist regime through the capture and execution of Tsar Nicholas II and his family the economic state of Russia was in turmoil which spread vast famine throughout most of this period. However when the rest of the western world fell into mass depression in the 1930s~ Stalin had launched his 5 year economic plans which set to modernise russia into a modern day industrial superpower a feat which he did achieve. For this reason the depression appeared to not affect russia but really it was still continuing from around 1918 and the introduction of War communism to defeat the mensheviks in the civil war. Which was replaced with lenins New economic policy which somewhhat resembled capitalism but it only improved the economy for a little bit before it was removed.
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the Great Depression
Korea and russia where examples of this, in fact russia had economic growth! the soviet union
The Great Depression affected Russia in many different ways, the biggest affect was famine. As famine began to spread, people began to die off families ate their deceased children as a survival technique. Stalin was the ruler at this time, he created he 5 year plan which was supposed to reform Russia, but actually set it back a few years. Stalin would send out grain relief plans for every region except Ukraine. In doing so Ukraine's population decreased by 20% within just a few years. Overall the Great Depression really had nothing to do with the failures in Russia.
It didn't. The nature of the Soviet economy prevented the wide swings of boom and bust that were present in capitalist systems.
Canada, the US, Britain, and Russia beat Germany, Italy, and Austria-Hungary. Took money, and land away from Germany and created a depression
the Great Depression
Dreary because of Communism and the Depression
Korea and russia where examples of this, in fact russia had economic growth! the soviet union
The Great Depression affected Russia in many different ways, the biggest affect was famine. As famine began to spread, people began to die off families ate their deceased children as a survival technique. Stalin was the ruler at this time, he created he 5 year plan which was supposed to reform Russia, but actually set it back a few years. Stalin would send out grain relief plans for every region except Ukraine. In doing so Ukraine's population decreased by 20% within just a few years. Overall the Great Depression really had nothing to do with the failures in Russia.
In search for new farmland to plat crops on.
What event triggered the great depression
The USSR was one of the least affected countries in the world by the depression, but what little effects they did feel were cancelled out by military expansion and the Five Years Plan, which created a lot jobs and excelled their economy.
It didn't. The nature of the Soviet economy prevented the wide swings of boom and bust that were present in capitalist systems.
MY TEACHER TOLD ME THAT DURING WW1 RUSSIA WAS STARVING THEY WERE LOSING MONEY ALSO WENT INTO A BIG DEPRESSION WICH MADE THEM DROP OUT THE WAR
Everyone went through a somewhat depression. People across the seas lost many things, also there country (Russia) was in very bad debt.
Some of the deserts in Russia include the semi-arid Caspian Depression in the southwest, the cold desert of Ukok Plateau in the Altai Mountains, and the arid semi-desert of the Karakum Desert in the Republic of Kalmykia. These regions have low precipitation levels and sparse vegetation.
The Black Sea has an area of about 169,000 square miles and forms in an elliptical depression that forms from east to west. It lies between Russia, Ukraine, Bulgaria, Georgia, Romania and Turkey and is held by both the Pontic and Caucasus Mountains in containment.